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Real tractors are big vehicles - it's not hard to find somewhere to mount a small plate. All road-going tractors in the UK will have both front and rear plates

• lillecarl 5y ago
  It's not entirely uncommon for tractors to be pulling even bigger things which would cover the plates. Different countries different rules, plates on these vehicles would be great anyhow, but I can see why it's not required.
  • glitchcrab 5y ago
    That's not quite my point - you asked where would you mount a rear plate on a tractor, to which I answered that there are lots of places. If you're talking about the fact that plates can be obscured by large trailers etc then local laws will dictate that there is a plate on the trailer. I guess plates covered by attachments (ploughs etc) are a slightly different case and may obscure the plate.
  • Dylan16807 5y ago
    > It's not entirely uncommon for tractors to be pulling even bigger things which would cover the plates. They're not at a high risk of speeding at the same time as that.